Bremont Boeing 247

[andy tims]

Excuse me of covered before, but date at 4:30 aside, I really like the look of the forthcoming chrono's

http://www.bremont.com/chronometers/...eing/model-...

Anybody heard anything re prices?

[Whitean3]

I ove the look of the whole Bremont range- and as others have said before, love the ethos of the company, English roots with Swiss movements.
Shame they are not so common as other brandfs- would love a pre-owned Alt-1C cream dial but they are rarely up for sale...

[anonymous-user]

I like the model 1 but no bracelet?





"STRAP/BRACELET

Seattle Hybrid (leather-polymer composite) strap and NATO military Bremont Boeing nylon strap."

[anonymous-user]

andy tims said:

Excuse me of covered before, but date at 4:30 aside, I really like the look of the forthcoming chrono's

http://www.bremont.com/chronometers/...eing/model-...

Anybody heard anything re prices?

Jura suggest £4,500 for a 247. Not sure how accurate that is, or if they'd even ever stock them.

http://www.jurawatches.co.uk/collections/bremont-w...

[CardShark]

el stovey said:

I like the model 1 but no bracelet?





"STRAP/BRACELET

Seattle Hybrid (leather-polymer composite) strap and NATO military Bremont Boeing nylon strap."

Like the look of both of those.

Re the date at 4.30, I don't understand why some brands leave the date wheel so it reads at an angle. Sinn's 757 has the date window at 4.00 (not 4.30 due to the subdial) but the date reads level with the hour numerals, if Sinn can have 7750 date wheels made that way what's stopping others?

Edited by CardShark on Wednesday 7th May 13:40

[alanm_3]

I was at a Bremont event last night and got to try both of these on. The 247 is an amazing looking watch in the flesh.

You can order now for delivery in November.

Prices, if memory serves, Chrono is £4,495, non Chrono is about £1,000 less.

Edited by alanm_3 on Friday 16th May 10:09

[Grey Ghost]

They are rather nice.............may just have to pop into the shop in Royal Exchange one day